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Countries People Historical Events 1 Historical Events 2 Historical Events Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

The only country to fight on both sides in WWII Show Answer

Back to Board Who is Russia?

Show Answer This country declared war on Germany in 1939, but never conquered.

Back to Board Who is England?

Show Answer This country controlled most of Europe by It is also where Anne Frank was born.

Back to Board Who is Germany?

Show Answer This country fought WWII in the Pacific. They were also an ally of Germany until the end of the war.

Back to Board Who is Japan?

Show Answer This country declared war on Germany in 1939, but conquered in It is also where allied forces landed in Europe.

Back to Board Who is France?

Show Answer The leader of Italy.

Back to Board Who is Benito Mussolini?

Show Answer The Prime Minister of England.

Back to Board Who is Winston Churchhill?

Show Answer The President of the U.S. during most of WWII.

Back to Board Who is Franklin Roosevelt?

Show Answer The Leader of Russia.

Back to Board Who is Joseph Stalin?

Show Answer The President of the U.S. at the end of WWII.

Back to Board Who is Harry Truman?

Show Answer The first concentration camp.

Back to Board What is Dachau?

Show Answer This Caused Hitler to go to jail for treason.

Back to Board What is Beer Hall Putsch?

Show Answer On June 6, 1944 Allies land in Europe.

Back to Board What is D-Day?

Show Answer The Third Reich begins in 1933.

Back to Board What is Hitler being elected?

Show Answer The first Atomic bomb is dropped Aug. 6, 1945.

Back to Board What is Hiroshima?

Show Answer The persecution and murder of European Jews.

Back to Board What is the Holocaust?

Show Answer December 7, 1941

Back to Board What is Pearl Harbor?

Show Answer Begins the Holocaust on Nov. 9, 1938.

Back to Board What is Kristallnacht?

Show Answer Jews lose their German citizenship in 1935.

Back to Board What is Nuremberg Laws?

Show Answer This ends WWI but leads to WWII.

Back to Board What is the Treaty of Versailles?

Show Answer This Lasted from 1914 – 1918.

Back to Board What is WWI?

Show Answer This begins the Great Depression of 1929.

Back to Board What is Wall Street Crashes?

Show Answer 1939 – 1945 between Axis and Allies.

Back to Board What is WWII?

Show Answer Germany surrenders on May 7, 1945.

Back to Board What is VE day?

Show Answer Japan surrenders on Aug. 14, 1945.

Back to Board What is VJ Day?

Show Question

Show Answer Identify the parts of the plot graph for “The Drummer Boy of Shiloh”

Exposition Shiloh, Civil War, Joby is crying Rising Action The general talks to Joby Climax Joby agrees to do his duty Falling Action Joby settles in to rest for the battle ahead Resolution Joby is filled with the generals words of courage Back to Board

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